. of a. fish.‘ and usually a. head is all
ever. the dancing pavilion will hr:
closed.
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r'Tonlgllt will be ili‘ill ll‘lc usual
exhibition of lil‘('\\'0ri{.‘l. weulhvr
permitting. Manager llrlylcy has
.6. announced the display will be of
‘ ’And the more we learn
about ,ways to save
”baloney through the
’ Classified ’Ads, the
I
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F City Briefs and
Mise Annie Lendil. of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs:
Jessie Melkin, of Sound .View Ter-
Mr. and. Mrs. Bernard 3. New-
man. Mrs. Juries Colem, George
Mnhon of , Bridgeport.
Personal Monti M
Old Well Community. U. 0. G.
C., No. 956. wiuhold e. picnic to-
morrow eteRoton Point. weather
recs. permitting. All. members ere ex-
' ’ ' . pected to sliced and bring their
-—Est at Marie’s. 8 What evenue. families. ‘ . .
Nom“k‘.Adv; - e Mrs. L'. J. Adena of 2 Connecticut
avenue has es her guest Miss L. Me-
n
10-
6C.
visitor in New Yor.le c.ity yesterdey.
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West avenue. Mr. Weed was esteem- _
ed for his sterling qunlities end in F
his desth..Bell Island suffers} keen ‘
Mrs. Melville r. Raisins .1 C '
‘Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ortiz are enq
. \ -' guy—I‘d : if r
’ '(Contin ed from Page One.)
m I.
McCoy end Hrs. More. the .W‘ 3::-
o
Newman. all of Aiken Street. Mr.
and Mrs. E. Preusser, of Lenox nve~
mm. are spending is week at Ban-
tam Lake. , ‘
vacation from her duties st the Clo-
ver Mfg. Co;
tel-tuning Mr.- 'end Mrs. William Coy leavethe More epertment
, ‘ ,. YORK. Aug. 21.—-—At first
ding to melts s. more or less
perfunctory eddress lit a. Northern
Jersey Demoeretie meeting st 80e-
Girt. N. 1.. on Fridey, John W. vie
homoerotic Presidentiel oen , te.
hes shunt! his mind nnd has dc.
sided to snake one of the most im:
Miss Dorothy Smith is enjoying e
e e o ' ' .
-—Lehigh Coal. Harris a Gsns.—- l RZS‘VAYTUFI '7‘"
Adv.
- e e
(lack Canfield has resigned his
position as night men with Tripps
lunch wagon to take one with the
SHERMAN HOYT
- l
‘ ' Moheckemo Taxi company.
1‘ better we-live. , , , IS MARRIED
ii: «Have you tried the; tin-ices; _
" i t" l — e 's lunch. 60c, at; or c’s, . ..______ .
'1 Read them _t0d8Yo We; avenue? —Adv. Son Of Conten ent IS-
' e e e . t1“
. 21: “next to the 1.01. Wilson Of Logothssreet toil; land ReSldel‘ltS Weds
' i th 1' ay 31 e .
.1 . last page 11311)” Egfiidyififefailc". Miss Hayes Blake m
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If Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tortorella NeWHaven
‘1 of Lowe street have as guests et
.55; their home relatives from New Jer- Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reese Hoyt
_, REFRIGERATORS
r From $14.75 U»
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
.3;
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say, ‘31‘0 today on their wedding trip.
—Permanent waving by Nestle
Lanoil Process: $15 for bobbed hair,
$10 for half a head of long hair.
Hair dyeing. marcelling. boyish bob-
bing. Parker method of hair and
scalp treatment. The Elite Shop,
Folrfleld Bldg. 24 “fall St.. Nor~
walk. 'Phone 2585.-—-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Yovino of
Spring street are visiting relatives
in New York.
John W’arlzo of Lexington avenue
F‘. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Agent for Page a: Shaw, Psi-I: &
‘gl‘llford. Green See] end Russell's
Candies.
They were married in the Christ
church. New Haven, Tuesday after-
noon at four o'clock by the Rev.
William Osborn Baker. pastor. Mrs.
Hoyt was Miss Huycs‘Blnke (laugh.
ter of the late T. \Vhitney Blake and
Mrs.‘Blnke of \Vhitncyville. Mr. Hoyt
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sherman Hoyt of Contentment ls-
land. The bride wore a gown de-
signed in mediaeval style of white
cloth or gold with a. stole of the
same material». embroidered with
gold Madonna lilllcs. She also wore
a. veil of old rose point lace and
carried white madonna lilies. She
was gIven in marriage by her
mother. Miss Frances “'clch of
New Haven. Miss Adele Thompson
and Miss Rosemary Hollisier of New
York and Miss Helen Hoyt sister of
the bridegroom were the brides-
is ill at her home.
Madeline Puskne of Olean street
celebrated her fourteenth birthday
at her home yesterday.
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-—Largo Pea Coal. Harris 8:
Guns—Adv.
woosrnn i; DAVIb
'41. M. woosrun
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Exsmlners U. 8. Pat. Office
l 1115 MAIN ST». BRIDGEPORT
Send for Booklet on Patents
F. S. LYON
"JOB PRINTING
'1 South Nor-welt.
Louis D. Mattern
LIBERTY BLDG. BRIDGEPORT
. Washington Office—Ours: Bldg.
PATENTS—me MARKS
PATENT AITORNEY
Phone Barnum 598
‘
‘ch‘
L ROTON POINT
In spite of the lhl'czitcnillg weath-
er there was a fair crowd at ltoton
Point yestcrduy and the concessions
were well patronized. Only a. few
hardy swimmers, however, vcnlurcd
in the water.
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Manager Neville llayloy announc-
ed yesterday that there would be
dancing at the park on Thursday.
September 11, as well as the follow-
ing Saturday and Sunday. on
other nights during that \vcek. how4
the usual high quality.
e s e
. Only one excursion is scheduled
5.0? Friday. The Holy Trinity Luth-
erln church of Bronx. N. Y.. will
{hold on outing at the resort. In the
evening the‘lilonker Grotto dance is
slated.
‘ SEALS LIVE ON SALMON.
- Destruction of one-sixth to one—
fhird of the average spring salmon
pack in the Fraser Itivcr by hair—
seale. has caused Vancouver fisher—
men to fear the fish will become
extinct and a large revenue be lost.
80 clever-fire the scale that it is a
race between them and the fisher-
flmen every time a. bobbing cork on
the net shows that a salmon has
struck it. The scale generally win.
Wolf-like, a. seal goes for the throat
that is left in the net. Fishermen
hove tried spreading a "blind" net.
1'6 protect the actual fishing net, but
. the seals evidently learning the
trick. drive salmon into the net to
aspire. capture easier. Not only do
. Home live on salmon, but when their
Jilmser is appensed they kill for
«Lam-t, tossing the fish out of the
fi‘wqter as a cat plays with a mouse.
A. cell can throw a 30-pound sal-
iinon cleer out of the water. fisher-
31. W. DAVIS
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maids. James [7. Tourney of New
Haven a. member of the class of
1922 at Yale was the best man.
Carl Bricken and John Bordon both
members of the class of 1923 at
Yale l'niversity and Charles Mason
and Donald Bush of Harvard .1923
were the ushers. Following the
church ccrcmony a reception for 200
guests was held at the Lawn club.
Mr. and Mrs. lloyt will’mnde their
Miss Dorothy Sutton of Lexington
avenue is visiting her grandmother
in Stamford.
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Miss Ircnc Naggy of Lexington
mount: is spending the week with
ri-lallvcs in Bridgvporl.
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Miss Elizabeth Kcskes of Wood-
ward avenue. Miss Margaret Ii‘oris of
t
Poiochold, Lske Never
bury.
Wilson and Mr. end Mrs.
Freeman. 0‘ Morrietown. N. J.
MAKE SURVEY ;
OF THE HARBOR
U. S. Engineers at
Work Preparatory to
Getting $98,000 for
Widening Channel
United States engineers under the
direction of Ralph M. Buzzard, Jr..
are making a survey of the outer
basin of the Norwalk harbor as the
first step toward asking for the im-
mediate allotment of $98,000 of the
$212,000 which has been appropri-
ated. Tho appropriation will defray
the expense of widening the channel
from Dorlon's Point down.
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A cafeteria supper and sale will
be held on the lawn of Christ church,
Gregory boulevard. tomorrow after-
noon beginning ht four o'clock and
continuing throughout the evening.
It is being given under the auspices
of the Women's Guild and has been
arranged by the following commit-
Mrs. Samuel Kelley, Mrs. G. S.
Smith. Mr rthur Carr. Mrs. Frank
W. Sturdiht, Mrs. E. Robertson.
Mrs. Char \Vofi. Mrs. Frederick
ice:
“'heeler, Mrs. Frank B. Sturdevant,
Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs. Otto Butler.
Mrs. Dorothea Kimmlch and Mrs.
Edward Davis.
0
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G. Paul Stumpf of Gregory boule-
vard has returned from a visit with
friends in Serutogs and Schnecih-
dy.
N.Y
Edward Gerhardt of Cave avenue
s enjoying e. weeks stay st Comp
Sink. Done
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Miss Helen Hubbell hes returned
0 “'illiamsport. Pl.. where she
is
32x:n2::anlil'isgshémgnjolflf 115:1? home in New York city. The bride- “2111:2391- uam‘»; unpleasant two-
.208 . . , - . we .v. 3‘ er Ome m East
. t 1 -
tor trip to Stammrd Tuesday. groom '5 a gradua e 0‘ Yale uni avenue.
vcrsity the class of 19221 and ot‘ the
Massachusetts Institute of Tecllno~
logy, class of 1923. Mrs. Hoyt was
graduated from Miss Spcncc' school
in New York in 1921 and ‘made her
debut in society that year. She is al-
-—1-3 off on Baseball Gloves and
Bats at Donnelly's.-—Adv.
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I ‘
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter Bernice.
l“. -B. Bylngton.
of Hartford and
\N'csloy Burritt of Providence are so a member of the Junior league.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
e e e
Final plans have been completed
for the cafeteria. supper to be served
by the members of the Ladies' aid
soclcly of the liowayton Baptist
church in the basement of the
Reynolds of Haviland street.
or e e _
Miss August Naggy or Lowe street
has returned from a two weeks' vis-
it with relatives in Bridgeport.
e e e g.
lng Miss Bibles
in Danbury.
vice of the Advent Christian church
wil be held tonight at 7:45 o'cloek.
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children are enjoying a. two-weeks'
automolle trip to Ohio and Indiana.
Mr. Martin is on a vacation from his
-——l£ut on the porch at Marie's, 8
“feet avenue—Ad v.
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P. Retrucli of Elizabeth street was
the guest of relatives in New Ito-
cllcllc, yesterday.
O
is
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Mr. and Mrs. Stcphcn Lucskay of
0'
Sunday evening at 7:30 o‘clock and
duties as productio
,. ‘ . _ M13 and MFS. Albert, J. Stum t M crs occu lea th entire cl hiecnth
.mve street are having the interior “,m b" 1:] (hangout ”If )oung peo- Gr‘WOW Boulevard enter-13mm: 2: ‘ floor. P e 8
or ihpir housn rornodelod. "‘p‘ Mihsqnfrwne Du‘m’" w"° at' their home recently Mr- and Mrs \lrs Dorothy Branch Jackson
. tcndcd the \\ csylmi summer school. George Duell d hild ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . . '
«x a i “H -. . \r” ., h h t ‘ an c ren of Thom- . member of the Lationai Committee
—Best Coal. Harris & Guns-Adv. fi‘“ (“‘0' ‘ ‘ ,3, “ 1°. .as ”en a “m“‘h from New Hampshire is in charge‘
e e e horihficld, \Vllllam Bomvvnn who 0 e e of the women's bureau at the East—
William Olcun of Max mu road is vacuitonod at Camp Mohawk and Cornelius Van Cocverins of Grog- errl headquarters. She said the bur-
vlslllng roluiiws in llurrisburgh, l‘n. llvlen lloyt will be the speakers. cry Boulm'ard is in \Vest liavcn 10- can would work through the Various
° ' ‘ Thoy wil llcll of illn‘il‘ visit. day “tending the annual convention ’ .1 Stste committees and would encour-
Charles Gum,“ of LG“... 5.1.00, . . . of the State Fireman’s association. ”DGE H ,"e the formation of Democratic wo-
will ll-m-o tomorrow {or Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs. Charlcs E. Funk of M“ “"1 C°°Verin8 1! delente from men's clubs. as urged by‘ Mrs. Em-
Va... where he will resume his du- “away..." avenue have been enter- the Mayflower Hook and Ladder ily Nowell Blair, vice chairman of
tics \Vith illc Holtz I'hOtO Contcst mining .‘v‘il‘. Punk's mother from compu”¥- *—
company.
. . e e e Continued
. . . Boston - ‘ . h Tyler Wood of Gregory Boulevard ( from Page One.)
—-Auto springs. Tilly's—51v ‘ . 1' resisned his position with one trailer: to
. . . . Mntl‘ind Mrs. 0:? 1 Mills . and of the conceal”. “ Rom“ Pom, Coolidge \Fostzigztlaczflngu. Mr.
Miss Lucy Tonini of Parallso dough or Carol of gh and a‘_en:8 preparatory 1° resuming h“ studies Vilaiion to speak in Bilil an in-
slrcet entertained at her home re- have returned from a. “1"“ch 9 at Lnlon College. more at
ccntly friends from Bronx, N. Y.
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stay at Northfield. Miss.
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Mrs W. L. Lowndcs of’East. ave-
nue has returned from a three weeks
visit with relatives in Poincare, On-
tarlo.
Rev. Charles S. Gray of the R0-
wnyton Methodist church and Mrs.
Gray are spending a few days out of
BELL ISLAND . I
Today the Bell Island Jrs. and the
Norwalk Country club jrs.. are play-
ing the second series of tennis games
at the latter's courts. The Hell Is-
landers expect to score another win
over the home team. The courts.
owing to last night's storm. are in
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——sz.5o Bathing Shoes, now $1.25.
Donnelly's.-—Adv.
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Miss Martha Graham of~Ridge-
field is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Grayson of Connecticut avenue.
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pa
8.11
Miss Lona Eek is cnjoying,a. two
wool-{if Vacation from her duties in
the City Clerk's office.
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filling in Seavicw avenue prepara-
tory to converting it into a. munié
clpul‘ park will be started Just as
soon as an amicable settlement is
reached between the bridge commit-
tee and the Packard Dredging-com—
the job. The dredge is in the harbor
awaiting the settlement of the dif-
ference between the committee and
’the contracting company.
Probably “mobilization day”
the designation that caused the mis—
e
Miss Genevieve R0
blnson is visit-
Knspp at her home
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The usual prayer and praise scr-
Mr. and Mrs. 1V. C. Martin end
i
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It is expected that the work of M
vi
ny regarding the price quoted for
d has been there for some time in
Sensitive As To “'sr Gestures
was
hape which will probably ~ pa
_3uy Your Victrote 03 our Club poor 3 . chief. _Since Europe mobilized Just
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly'e. kae some difference in the pin" 1° years ‘80 this W091i. the word has do.
.
large crowd accompanied the
team to the Country club and will
witness the nizitches which started
after luncheon: ‘
e e e
Announcement 'Was made yester-
day of the date of the annual mas-
Q
Miss Grace Lewis is enjoying 3. vs.-
catlon from her duties at the Nor-
walk Tire 8:. Rubber company.
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Mrs”. Griffith A. Jones of Court-
Di!
a!“ declare—Bronx Home News.
on my.
nu'r NO MATTER
ms COUNTRY was. CONTINUE
m3 Pnonumvs: rmosm
on SUPPLY It was.
you BE mom; Tums.
MOUNT SO THAI OPPORTUNITY DAY um
lsndt Place is s 9
New York City. p riding the day in quernde dance. This affair will take
place Saturday. August 80. and will
be one of the biggest events of the
season. Plans for the masquerade
are rapidly being rounded into
shape.
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Tomorrow is the day of the big
annual bazaar. The erection of
booths started today under the direc-
tion of Mrs. George E. Hayes, 0!
Summit avenue. There will be a.
dozen booths at which fency articles
the
to
egier hes been completed. The court
is one: of the finest on tne‘isls‘nd.
e e e ' -
Irving and nontorsnooie or Wu. ,
ton. ere visiting at the Menu. ~ '~ ‘
,“ e e.
had a. terrible meaning.
military writer had jubilently called
it "mobilisation day."
spection day" instead. no onewould
have been more excited than on the
Fourth of July when the militia patr-
ades. Calling it "mobilization day."
in view of what happened 10 years
ago this week was
"fire." It is well to have our rulers
know not only the Isnsitivenoss of
many people
suture.
NEW MILFORD. Aug.
Robert 8. Todd, 57. is well
If no fool.
in the first
co. and if it had been calla “in-
like shouting
concerning wnr,
quickness with which
anything resemblln
but
they reset
8 a. military
sh
ten
—-———_:_._____“_
VEI‘ERINARJAN DIES.
2 1 .-—Dr.
known
eeth. anithb tem-
2.7;: rum-.m- um... , mum
.. V. e .01. his toners: 8st. , " . ’ ‘
.. Mm. . _, _ . , mains. _.Auc.
Ramon
night the women died With e. bullet
in her heed. new Mrs. More turn of!
her light. then sewn new! set man
enter. h'eerd en eminent. then s
' there.
portent speeches of the campaign
The Sea Girt space). will be Mr.
. Specials
T EAs""'"T"'NOR"W" ALK‘" " '
perture of men 'vy set men.
in fact.
.—
cried: “I did not." ‘His formal pie
period until Monday.
McCoy left the apartment. wher
or. before the shot was
shot and finally; in the but: do-
After inveeugetion policeeseerted
they could iii-id no corroboration of
the Dshigren story. end the! it ep-
parently wee sn eifort on her pert tp
help’her ex~husbend ,with no bests
LOS ANGELESC. Aug. zi.——Wh9
kid McCoy, ex-pugilist. was arraign-
ed in the Superior Court yesterday
the indictment wee reed to him,
clinging that be murdered Therese
W. More his eyes fleshed, end he
at his attorney's request. was post-
he end Mrs. More were living togeth.
llred that
Davis's first since President Cool-
idge's speech and his' own eccepto
ence speech at Clarhsburg. W. Va. It
was his intention of first to reserve
his most telling points for his speech.
et the Ohio Demoeretle'Steto- Con-
vention next Tuesdey. but the pros-
pective street the gstherlng st See.
Glrt determined him to make [more
comprehensive speech.
' Pleased by WWW .
Mr. Devis' first cellos-ewes Meier
Generel Henry T. Allen. former Com
rounder in Chief of the American
Anny of Occupation in Germany.
who told him thet lie wss for him
and wanted to do whet he could to»
help in the campaign. Genersl Allen
said he was on the eve of depnrtint
for Europe. but offered to postpone
his voyage if he could be of assist-
ance.
30%
30% on all Golf it...
30%. off on all goods in our Gift Depart.._
on second floor
30% On all ’Base Ball Goods
' on all Tennis Rackets
.killed the woman. accoullng to a
statement made today by Dsgmnr
Dehlgren. dancer and eighth wife of
the “Kid." She told the policershe
had been spying on McCoy and Mrs.
More and saw McCoy leeve the
apartment end Mrs. More turn out
the lights. then noticed the arrival
of a “heevyset” man. heard an argu-
ment. and then a shot.
Mrs. Iva Martin. “apartment house
neighbor of Mrs. Mora, also said that
she siw'a. heavyset man leave the
Mars apartment 3 few minutes after
a shot was fired and identified this
Governor Albert C. Ritchie. of Mary
ton Vogel. former Assistant Treasur-
er of the United States: Jesse H.
Jones, Director 'of Finance. and
Norman B. Davis. They discussed
the general political situation and
plans for the cempeign.
Governor Ritchie told Mr. Davis
thet the situation in Maryland was
“splendid" and that he would curry
the State. “stis sentiment in Mary-
land is growing." Governor Ritchie
Mr. Davis ‘hsd luncheon with
land; Senator Key Pittman of No-
vada: George White, of Ohio: Mer-
30%.
30%:
30 %‘
30% on all Lamps
5/
{‘30/0
on all Lady’s Umbrellas
on all Sweet Grass Baskets
on all Traveling Bags
on all Electrical Fans
G. Ross, a. customer who tried to es-
cnpo from the More shop while ch.
Coy was in it.
after the indictments had been re-
turned that he expected to go
trial with the murder
"using every legal and fair means to
secure. a. conviction."
man as Albert A. More.
insurance.
head. was found early Wednesday in
Kid burst into the Mars
shop in the fashionable
shopping district. held up four men
and slightly wounded two men and
it Woman.
There were eleven others waiting
to testify, but a. commtrullvely brief
sssion satisfied the jurors that there
was enough evidenCe on which to
have the indictments charging McCoy
with the murder of Mrs. More, with
four counts of robbery and with
three counts of assault specifying in-
tent to murder Sam and Ann Schspp
friends of Mrs. More. and William
antique
District Attorney Asa Reyes said
to
case githin e.
nonth, taking personal charge and
divorced
husband of the dead woman. heir to
her estate and beneficiary to her life
Nineteen witnesses told the Grand
Jury yesterday how the body of Mrs.
Mora. dead of a bullet wound in hr:-
the apartment she and McCoy had
occupied; how a few hour's later the
Westlake
said afterward. "I consider the State
certein for Davis."
Interrupting his luncheon to keep
his appointment for en interview by
newspaper reporters, Mr. Davis ex-
pressed satisfaction wilh the accept-
ance speech of his running mate.
Governor Charles W. Brynn. "I was
very much pleased with Customer
Bryan's speech." he said “It has my
hearty concurrence and approval."
“reborn Trip Outlined. __
In reply to inquiries Mr. Davis ex-
pressed "pronounced disagreement"
with the recent assertion of William
M. Butler. chairman of the Republi-
can Netional Committee. thet‘ Ken-
tucy and Tennessee were doubtful
States end would elect Republican
Senators. ‘
Mr. Devis will leave here on Aug.
list 81 and go direct to “'heeling.
“1'. Vs.. where he will deliver a. La.-
bor Day speech at the annual gath-
ering of the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Council. From Wheeling he
Will move westward and will probab-
ly go as far as Denver. with a speech
or two in Nebraska out of compli~
ment to Governor Brynn.
He probably will spend two Weeks
30°/o
on all Ever Sharp Pencils
All Bathing Suits at Special Prices
$2.00 books at $1.34
75c books at 49c
$1.00 curling irons at 87c
Special Recipe Cooking Box complete 79c
$5.00 Puts a Victrola in Your Home
on this trip and will not return here
at the end of it. but will proceed
to Chicago and stsrt miseries of
”shuttietripe"~~l
Mr. stis' personal campaign
headquarters and those of Thomas
A real scientific investigator who
has a. discovery of importance to my
nonncc, reports it first to a group of
scientists. This rule or principle of
police say looked genuine.
n manager at, the Meanlvhilo M Co ' . J. Speilacy, Enstcrn campaign man-
chilll't‘h tomorrow evening from 5 Crofut and anpp. faster}; ' hevo begun to 1.31.1.3}: groautlizzafi: 888?. and lhc‘olher officers of the
C OCR ‘0 3 02‘0“.“ . \ The regular mld- k .. for en insanity defense. aided by ::$o§r::c 2"3103“ “Csrmmuéfiii
Th meetin of h E woo prayo. strange rsvings on the prisoner’s 0‘ mo e om ‘ ray
c union scrvlcc of the Mot‘hod- S t 4: ant Avenue Metho- pert yesterday Which State alicnlst H018! to the H0“! Belmont. Mr- Da~
t and Baptist church will be held diet church will be held tonight at said were leg}... but whi h 8 fl” ”PM”! headquarters are m a!
in the Ilowuyton Methodist church eight OCIOCk‘ I ' c the
suite on the seventeenth floor of the
Belmont. The rest of the headquart-
cihics is so firmly established that
when any report d a discovery.
particularly of a ”cure" is first made
in the public press. there is strong
ground for suspicion that the "dis-
covercr" has an "axe to grind." A
man exploiting a fake cure would
naturally prefer not to submit it to
scientific men for their verdict. but
to submit it direct to the public in
the hope that many persons ignor-
ant of the pringles involved would
be attracted by alluring promises.
Cancer can often be cured if dis-;
covered early and properly treated.
The point should be emphasized,
however, that for most cases of can—
the unveiling of the LaFnyette statue
there on September 6.—Ls.Fayette-
his program an engugem
Ed. Blanchard rake hay.
neighbor of the President, the Presi-
dent. learned that sickness
neighbor's family had held him up
teered to help.
mlnntion to conduct " a campaign of
brass-teckk—not bombsst" was re-
peated by Charles G. Dawes as he
traveled eastward on his first cam-
intention was announced by
nominee in his acceptance address
Tuesday night at his home in Evans-
ton. 111.. and was emphasized by him
today in discussing the speech he
will
Maine.
Mr. Dawes feels that voters want a.
discussion of issues. conducted with
doflniteness and force. rather then
any exposition of generalities.
“The American voting public in
my opinion wan
oulder shooting from their cendi'o
dates for national emcee and I in-
way he summed up his intention.
Mr. D
interrupted to
to visit with
' ”M.9‘1"_°1-1
arne day. The President has on
out to help
During a
sit with Mr. Blanchard who is s
in his
getting ‘in his crops. He volun-
ALBANY. N. Y.. Aug. :1.~Deter-
lgn trip as the Republican candi-
to for vice president. Such an
the
make Saturday in Augusta.
; minim from the
I
d to give it to them." Wes the
awes' trip to Mnine will be ‘
r a dly 1nd I. half
his friend and business
will be sold. in addition, Stew veterinarian, died at his home here associate. Welter : Wilson of Chi- I'll. recollect that baiting.
. Herman will conduct a cents: t: yesterdsy. He had practiced in this 330' ’ft ‘1:be Conn. “ On er. Them herring in the wooden klt— '
Which nil kinds of "eats” may be “am" 1°? the Pat thirty years. then: m, °w 3'" '3 noon- .How brown they was end‘ehinyi
. obtained. ; {[0 Was a. native of Woodbury and to bepth ““‘mu “‘1" t° 1““ka ye fish‘thst lied no'fiehy tests. -.
l e . , . :rgnduuste or‘ ill? Agerioen vent-in. mm a: nest °‘ ’1‘" W“ 11‘1“! ThThe set: inst wasn't bray: “ .
-- Mrs. A, M. Can”, of - co ego o ew orig city. Dr. , .. ‘ e smoke. minors like incense,
, v nue entertnined sixteen 132:3; 3°14. Todd m .' rep resentative from this mummfiut. '8‘”! of menus. Hr. ’ “y‘ ‘ V , ’ ' '
WHO IS ELECT- bridge-luncheon at the Bell Islend m“ m a“ le‘m‘m“ ‘1‘ ““- 3' ve’ mm W ‘W °’ 5° “WWW: ' v ,
To NEED CAPI- club yesterday afternoon was President of the Connecticut :31 n 3; 'm on the pm“ There‘- little the: nu come mum. '
nu: reopen . . . ' Prophrylactic Club. .He humus. m" “1., “a” " Pullman “‘ VMZSAM- nothing *muéh’thet‘s come to
Pup TEE PROFITS. n. a" tennis court in the nunfier of town emcee mm ‘ 0%“ his UM £119:an . ’_ .m . «, ii, 4. . . ~ ,
numb your: ssv— of the home of COmmodore schm°_ 31:21:; «guts; bosrd of rend u the . _, ,S'mfi.‘ ,_ _ , , .. "k. “to m Wm.
Moxie:
the Notion al Committee.
When having used to alwaYs cane
Each fact referred to other facts.
We only took the usual meals
But when you jump head over heels
Right into haying. joy congeals
Our hired man evolved the scheme. no “haw-rm“ .
For he was awful splendid, M “ u ‘ " mm
But once the plan got under my vocifloxnw
It never entered nor ended;
'Twss simple fare but it was fine-—
There's nothing in the hot-house
Nor any dish of French design
A kit of smoky herring made-
Then crackers. and then ginger
A grassy seat beneath s. tree
There isn't. much that comes to me
From citrus grove or busy bee.
You know them creckehs. round and I
When other niesls are all forget.
And other memories see; to pot,
surgery. 'l‘lw‘ «U, T‘Tf‘fif‘brj? g
cure is ohm-.1“ ..
moral of all .- r.
lymph glan ‘n ‘
tion to hm:
ary grovvlh»:
have boon p:
value in the 1
kinds of ('ar‘
cer of the Skin.
same way
field of lbw-{1 _
of (‘ilnccr has ‘2u‘. .
determined as 1:» l‘ u:
NO other lmjlzni i’.‘
cancer has yc: 21'
cxt‘mrimcmul r ~L§v
monstratvd l‘\' ‘.;::.~=. .
llcms .li\i~r‘i
family ph:.'sii'l.l.l :'l H‘ _ , .
confidence. azl-Z l" t..'.e Y“ slack
:15 i
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coz- the only proper treatment is
advertised or 315:6 .
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Anita; Snaps
fin:
VERMONT BAITING.
(D. L. Cody in Burlington Free
Press.)
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Life donned a different meaning;
We file
Had more eplomb or leaning; in:
When work was kinder waiting, Baum" “‘1 “U“ W i
Americn's most 1 Beth
Open ell h end ; women excil< ..
nil“:- fe W
beively. :-
5L Brynn: 0887
Without a. bit of baiting. 1" W‘“ ‘
I'm not averse to stating
line,
Thnt's like that forenoon baiting.
Tint bait's secure foundation:
drink
M
p AMUSEMENIWCES
uterus In? lg”. 7
“mmmseesme meets-Yon.
rm“!
1- -1"° mm"
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pursues!
DANCINGsoe-i Am"
m NOW foggyW-mr 1“
me career. trb'l'
ing from the not" of years--
me use who rtuedalzesggfl“: .
“an ufiet . .
louse? ’32:“. likenesses Ill
Vaudeville acts. it
Prints more end can-u
“also: Chikim. . m .
For compute seller‘s-fie» mi- the ;
Art Root“! 2. or our; on revue e: .
By Wily of irrigation:
Where birds was lately mating-
That overlaps that baiting.
fat.
' "Head-picked."
'em:
on couldn't eat one if you tried
And looked sour-faced or solemn:
We bought 'em by the barrel lot
Before this pestebonrd mung——
we used to call
Wen
our
WW
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Bounty School. Inc. l l'
‘88 5th Ave. Near 3931 3‘-
Vll. 117‘
d.“ Ave” W
. FLAL fighting Sterling rm ,
Bunch
, 1534 St. a B‘mr-
Bauer-t
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(hi! I write for informed“.
Norwalk Chronicler